Rilwan

Muslim, Ingénieur.
J'aime ma religion, ma famille et United

[R! @iamrildwanbello]

I have a unit of flat apartment for sale in Ajao Estate for anyone that is looking for a solid opportunity to own at a reasonable price in one of the best location in Lagos.

Pre-renovation/remodelling price is 75m

Own it, rent it out, or live in. It’s the best deal you can find @Tranquiltrustng

[Rilwan @damolafash]

@Ssaasquatch 😂

[Rilwan @damolafash]

@iamrildwanbello @LeAmbivert Lmao. With the way una dey consulting boys here every other market day, especially kpmg. Not cut out for the shirt and tie life tbh sha.

[Rilwan @damolafash]

@Rufyb That's it. Infact as a chairman, you should spearhead your policy. The last i remember, nobody is above first name basis in kpmg. Where I work now, even for those I'm superior to, once you're Nigerian and older than me, it's "Oga or Madam". For whites, even a GM, na first name.

[Rilwan @damolafash]

@LeAmbivert I remember during kpmg training school in a similar setting like this for the new trainees when one of us addressed Seyi as "Sir", he took the opportunity to doubled down on the policy and said "call me Seyi. Even when we meet in the elevator, it's always Seyi"

[Rilwan @damolafash]

@LeAmbivert Tbh, I actually blame Tony. It's hypocrisy if you have a first name basis policy and you decide to embarrass the lady for following the policy when it comes to addressing you. It's then you realise she's too small to address you by your first name

[Rilwan @damolafash]

@DipoAW You need to remove it from the app. That's the way to delete old connections

[Rilwan @damolafash]

@DipoAW Almost all the time.. France, UK, Tanzania

[Rilwan @damolafash]

@Tonymonty10 @Ssaasquatch Happened to me two months ago in Dar. Rescheduled my flight to 2hrs earlier and claimed to have sent the mail to the booking agent. Luckily there was a Turkish flight leaving that night. Still missed my local flight from Gatwick.

[EACOP @EACOP_]

The East African Crude Oil Pipeline Project (EACOP) is a pipeline that will transport oil produced from Uganda’s Lake Albert oilfields to the port of Tanga in Tanzania where the oil will then be sold onwards to world markets.

[Rilwan @damolafash]

@LeAmbivert Someone asked this question when it was $1k and Someone else responded that the next SanDisk is SanDisk. Now, it's $2k

[Rilwan @damolafash]

@Ssaasquatch Successful hate watch

[TotalEnergies Nigeria @TotalEnergiesNG]

TotalEnergies EP Nigeria is proud to announce a major milestone: the arrival of our new FSO vessel in Weihai, China! 🚢

This modern asset is set to replace the long-serving FSO Unity, marking a decisive shift from legacy infrastructure to a future-ready offshore system.

[R! @iamrildwanbello]

I need to shill my business a lot more on this app.

Beyond the work we do @vestanceng.

I trade soft commodities. In simpler term, I buy and sell grains and cash crops.

Local and export via https://t.co/eBKz9mfNnL

I am open to partnership, contracts and other business relationships opportunities.

[Rilwan @damolafash]

@steezy10_ @thatyorubaguy Oh no. You no quick talk o

[Rilwan @damolafash]

@mz_ayeesha You're just "Abela pupaing" me

[Rilwan @damolafash]

@Ssaasquatch * & Energy Expert*

[Rilwan @damolafash]

@DipoAW Mr big technical jargons without technical depth

[Rilwan @damolafash]

@Ssaasquatch I was pissed as well. Landed in Abuja this morning and it was the first place I went to after checking into my hotel based on the comments from your previous post. The place looked deserted like they'd been closed for a year. Had to check it again on the map to be sure.

[Dr. Ose Etiobhio @osemagnum]

IF A HEAVILY PREGNANT WOMAN COLLAPSES IN FRONT OF YOU.

DON'T BE SCARED, BE BRAVE.

SHARE TO EVERYONE YOU KNOW

There is a particular hush that enters a room when a pregnant woman collapses, a hush that feels like fear holding its breath, and like hope waiting to be summoned. And as a gynae doctor, I have learned that in those quiet, trembling seconds, what you do and what you refuse to fear can save not one life, but two.

And so, let us speak plainly, and yet tenderly, about what must happen.

1. First, do not panic.

Because panic is a thief. it steals clarity, and it steals time. Breathe. Steady yourself. You cannot rescue another while drowning in your own fright.

2. Check if she is present.

Tap her shoulders. Call her name the way you would call someone back from a drifting edge. Is she breathing? Is her pulse humming softly under the skin of her neck?
These answers guide your next breath, and your next move.

3. Tilt her belly, slightly, purposefully to the left. Because the womb, in all its beauty and weight, can press against the great vessels at her back, and because shifting it gently to the left frees her heart to receive blood again.
It is a small movement, yet it is also a quiet miracle.

4. And if she is not breathing, start CPR. Immediately.
Place your hands in the centre of her chest, just below and between her breasts, and push. Push as though life itself is calling through your palms. Push hard. Push fast.
Give breaths if you can.
Call 911, or your emergency number, because skilled hands are on their way but your hands are the first responders her body is waiting for.

5. Remember the unforgiving truth of time. In pregnancy, you have 4 to 5 minutes, not stories, not speculation, not hesitation, just minutes.
Minutes that can make the difference between a life restored and a life remembered.

And let me say this with the gentle firmness of a doctor who has seen too many preventable tragedies: For all the campaigns, and the jingles, and the well-funded PR… it will be a quiet tragedy if you still do not learn CPR.

Learn it. Practice it. Carry it like a form of love. Because one day, and may that day never come, and yet may you be ready, it might be your hands that hold the thin thread between life and loss.

Share this. Spread it.
And perhaps… save someone.